Meet the Company

Moses

Training: RADA.

Theatre includes: Feste in Twelfth Night, Bassanio in The Merchant of Venice and Lucentio in The Taming of the Shrew (all at Shakespeare’s Globe); Miller’s Son in St George and the Dragon (National Theatre); Anthony in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Adelphi Theatre and Chichester Festival Theatre); Jesus in Vernon God Little (Young Vic); Matt in The Fantasticks (Duchess Theatre) and Joey in Tarantula in Petrol Blue (Aldeburgh Music).

Television includes: Adam in Fresh Meat (Channel 4) and Rocco in Miracle Workers: Dark Ages (TBS).

Film includes: Murder on the Orient Express, directed by Kenneth Branagh (20th Century Fox).

Recordings include: 2012 London cast recording of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

Other work includes: founding partner of the music group Pieces to the Puzzle.

Luke would like to send his love to his family and friends and give a special mention to Cosmo Jackson and Hurtwood House, whose support helped him live a dream.

Twitter: @Lukebrady1990

Ramses

Training: Laine Theatre Arts.
Theatre includes: Giuseppe Naccarelli in The Light in the Piazza (Royal Festival Hall/the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles); Lin Manuel Miranda in Spamilton (Menier Chocolate Factory); Freddy Rodriquez in Working The Musical (Southwark Playhouse); Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Show (UK tour); Raoul in The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty’s Theatre); Enjolras in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre); Jordan Jones in Departure Lounge The Musical (Waterloo East Theatre); Hair (Gielgud Theatre); Link Larkin in Hairspray (Shaftesbury Theatre) and Wicked (Apollo Victoria Theatre).
Recordings include: Working The Musical; Departure Lounge; The Music Box; Self-Taught; Still Learning (the Music of Chris Passey) and The In-Between. Liam is currently working on his own album.
Other work includes: Holly Martins in The Third Man workshop; Electra in Starlight Express workshop; Ralph Rackstraw in HMS Pinafore workshop and Love Never Dies workshop.
Liam would like to take this opportunity to thank his parents, family and friends, his fantastic teachers, his husband and their bulldogs, Daphne and Godfrey. Liam would also like to extend a special thank you to Stephen Schwartz for believing in him.

www.liamtamne.co.uk

Tzipporah

Training: The Royal Academy of Music, ARAM honour recipient.

Theatre includes: Peggy Schuyler and Maria Reynolds in Hamilton (original West End cast – Victoria Palace Theatre); Vanessa in In The Heights (King’s Cross Theatre); Dovee in Here Lies Love (National Theatre); Cinderella in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Cadogan Hall); Constance in The Clockmaker’s Daughter (UK premiere – Cadogan Hall); Ursula in Sweet Charity (Royal Exchange Theatre); Turandot in Turandot Reimagined (Tête à Tête Opera, Regent Theatre); Minerva in From Here To Eternity (Shaftesbury Theatre); Girlie in Beyond The Fence (Arts Theatre) and Aggie Hurley in A Catered Affair (Jack Lyons Theatre).

Television includes: Cow Who Jumps Over the Moon in Rhyme Time Town (DreamWorks Animation on Netflix); Jasmine in Royal Hearts (Hallmark) and Maria in West Side Stories: The Making of a Classic (BBC/Reef Television).

Recordings include: solo album Believe by Christine Allado; Constance in The Clockmaker’s Daughter (Auburn Jam Records/David Ball Productions).

Other work includes: soloist in The Royal Variety Performance (ITV/London Palladium); pop artist for Andrea Bocelli’s Cinema and Si arena tours in Europe and Asia; concerts at the Royal Opera House, Royal Albert Hall and Cadogan Hall.

Twitter: @christineallado

Miriam

Theatre includes: Laura in The Distance You Have Come (Cockpit Theatre); Rita Marley in One Love – The Bob Marley Musical (Birmingham Rep); Princess Tahlia in Sleeping Beauty (Hackney Empire); Nabalungi in the original West End cast of The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales); Alice in Dick Whittington (Hackney Empire); Éponine in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre); Deb in Ordinary Days (Trafalgar Studios); Harmonia in Welcome to Thebes (National Theatre); Elphaba in Wicked (Apollo Victoria Theatre); Nala in The Lion King (Lyceum Theatre); Candy in Whistle Down the Wind (UK tour); Ronnie Spector in Leader of the Pack (UK tour) and Cinderella (Hackney Empire).

Television and film includes: Trying; Rocketman; Wanderlust; London Road; Splatalot; Les Misérables; Comin’ Atcha!; The Queen’s Nose; The Bill; Grange Hill; MacGyver; Class Action; The Sculptress; Dream Team and Separate Truths.

Voice-over includes: Sardonyx in Steven Universe (Cartoon Network).

Recordings include: Amazing Grace and Pride film soundtracks.

I’m humbled and grateful to be a part of this wonderful production. A big, huge thank you to my mum who has always been my rock and believed in me. A special thank you to Darren Rugg and everyone at AHA Talent for your constant support and faith in me.

www.alexiakhadime.com

Seti

Associate Artist at Royal Shakespeare Company.

Training: RADA.

Theatre includes: Imperium I and II, The Tempest, The Orphan of Zhao, Boris Godunov, Troilus and Cressida (Wooster Group coproduction), A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Love’s Labour’s Lost, Titus Andronicus, The Malcontent, The Island Princess, The Roman Actor and The Comedy of Errors (all RSC); The Real Inspector Hound/The Critic (Chichester Festival Theatre); Uncle Vanya (St James); Our Ajax (Southwark Playhouse); Roller Diner (Soho Theatre); Cruel and Tender (Young Vic/Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord); As You Like It (Cheek by Jowl/world tour); The Duchess of Malfi (Greenwich/Wyndham’s); Romeo and Juliet (ESC); The Winter’s Tale (National Theatre); The Bacchae (Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre); Women Beware Women (Royal Court) and Our Country’s Good (Gate, Dublin).

Television includes: A.D. Kingdom and Empire (NBC); Atlantis (BBC); Lewis (ITV); Vera (ITV); Sirens (Channel 4); 32 Brinkburn Street (BBC); Criminal Justice (BBC); Silent Witness (BBC); Doctor Who (BBC); When I’m Sixty-Four (BBC); The Stretford Wives (BBC); An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (ITV); Tiger Bay (BBC) and Holding On (BBC).

Film includes: The Cold Light of Day; 14 Days With Victor; The Mummy Returns; Rise of the Footsoldier and The Changeling.

Queen Tuya

Theatre includes: The Prince of Egypt (Dominion); Blues in the Night (Kiln); Sweet Charity (Donmar Warehouse); Girl From The North Country (Old Vic/Noël Coward); The Threepenny Opera (NT); Anything Goes (Sheffield Crucible/UK tour); The Bodyguard – Olivier Award Nomination for Best Performance in a Supporting role in a Musical (Adelphi); Chicago (Cambridge/Adelphi); Sister Act (London Palladium); Oliver! (Cyprus); I Love You Because (Landor); East (Leicester Curve); West Side Story (Prince of Wales); Tonight’s The Night (Victoria Palace); Rent (Prince of Wales/UK tour); Fame (UK tour); Guys and Dolls (Sheffield Crucible); Pal Joey (Chichester); Poison (Tricycle) and Boogie Nights (Savoy).

Television includes: A Killer Party; Cinderella: A Socially Distanced Ball; The Two Wolves and West Side Stories: The Making of a Classic.

Film includes: Hollow.

Recordings include: The Prince of Egypt; Dear Evan Hansen (virtual community voice); Girl from the North Country; Sister Act; Chess in concert; You Are Home: The Songs of Anderson & Petty and Tonight’s the Night.

Other work includes: The Best of… Rock Musicals (Eventim Apollo); King (Hackney Empire); The World Goes Round (The Other Palace); The Rhythm of Life (The Other Palace); Chess in concert (Royal Albert Hall) and Les Misérables and Jesus Christ Superstar in concert (Jersey).

Twitter: @thedebbiekurup

Jethro

Training: BFA Musical Theatre from the University of the Arts and MA Music Theatre from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

Theatre includes: Disney’s Aladdin (Prince Edward Theatre); Dear Evan Hansen (Noël Coward Theatre); Beautiful – The Carole King Musical (Aldwych Theatre); Porgy and Bess (Regents Park Open Air Theatre); The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales); Disney’s The Lion King (Lyceum); Walk in the Light (National Theatre); A Perfect Ganesh, Ferdinand the Bull, Caroline, or Change (Arden Theatre); Nerds – A Computer Software Satire (Philadelphia Theatre Company); Einstein’s Dreams (NYC MT Festival); Eugene Onegin and Romeo and Juliet (Opéra de Baugé).

Other work includes: The Magic of Disney (Hyde Park) and Beauty and the Beast (Leicester Square).

Oliver would like to dedicate his performance to his Polish Jewish grandparents, who escaped from Warsaw during World War II. “Without their strength and perseverance I would not be here to retell one of our community’s most important stories”. Oliver is also half of the MT writing duo Kansley and Lidert.

Twitter: @kansleyandlidert

Yocheved, Understudy Miriam

Training: Performing Arts School (Gothenburg); Lasse Kühler Dance School (Stockholm) and Junior Academy of Music (Stockholm).

Theatre includes: Esmeralda in Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Stage Apollo Theater, Stuttgart, Germany); Indigo and Gina standby and roles played in Cirque du Soleil’s Paramour (Stage Theater Neue Flora, Hamburg, Germany); Maria in West Side Story (Schlossfestspiele, Schwerin/Mecklenburgisches Staatstheater, Schwerin, Germany); chosen by Björn Ulvaeus (ABBA) to originate the role of Konstantina in Mamma Mia! The Party (Tyrol, Stockholm, Sweden); Christine understudy and played the role in The Phantom of the Opera (MDM Theatre, Moscow, Russia); Éponine in Les Misérables (Aarhus Teater, Aarhus, Denmark); The Little Mermaid (Russia Theatre, Moscow, Russia) and Sarah in Dance of the Vampires (Stage Theater des Westens, Berlin and Theater St Gallen, Switzerland).

Film includes: Young Sabina in the documentary film Ich hieß Sabina Spielrein.

Other work includes: Swedish dub of Cassandra in Disney’s Tangled – the Series (SDI Media, Sweden).

Mercedesz is grateful to be part of such a wonderful production and would like to thank her mother, Natalia Usmanova, for all her support and for always believing in her.

Hotep

Training: Guildford School of Acting and the National Youth Music Theatre.

Theatre includes: Magaldi​ in Evita (Regents Park); Local Hero (Lyceum, Edinburgh); Max von Mayerling in Sunset Boulevard (Curve and UK tour); Les Misérables (Sondheim); Urinetown (Other Palace); The Light Princess (National); Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Adelphi and Chichester); Love Never Dies (Adelphi); Knights of the Rose (Arts); Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Adelphi); Alice in Wonderland (Leeds Playhouse) and Evita (Adelphi).

Television includes: Friday Night Dinner (Channel 4) and A Tale of Two Cities (PBS).

Film includes: The Current War (Scorsese) and Les Misérables (Working Title).

Recordings include: The Prince of Egypt; The Light Princess; Les Misérables (film cast recording); Love Never Dies; Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street; Evita; Guy Fawkes and A Tale of Two Cities.

Adam would like to take this opportunity to thank all the incredible Key Workers who have worked so hard in these crazy times. Especially the incredible teachers and the amazing NHS staff for looking after us! THANK YOU!

Nefertari

Training: Royal Academy of Music, MA Musical Theatre (Disney Theatrical Productions Scholar and Ian Fleming Musical Theatre Award recipient).

Theatre whilst training includes: Phyllis / Clara / Soloist in Tell ‘Em Things They Don’t Know: Sondheim at 90 (Susie Sainsbury Theatre) and Hope Cladwell / Swing 2 in Urinetown The Musical (Susie Sainsbury Theatre).

The Prince of Egypt marks Nardia’s professional and West End debut and she is thrilled to be joining such a beautifully diverse show. She wishes to thank her family and friends for their continuous love and support.

Twitter: @Nardiaruth

Aaron

Training: Rose Bruford College.

Theatre includes: Twelfth Night (Young Vic); As You Like It (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Much Ado About Nothing (Rose Theatre, Kingston); Dr Seuss’ The Lorax (The Old Vic Theatre and Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto); Forty Years On (Chichester Festival Theatre); The Emperor and the Nightingale (Theatre by the Lake, Keswick); The Go-Between (Apollo Theatre, West End); Sunny Afternoon (Harold Pinter Theatre, West End) and Jack and the Beanstalk (Key Theatre, Peterborough).

Film includes: Benjamin (Open Palm Films).

Twitter: @Silas_Barke

Ensemble, Understudy Nefertari, Miriam

Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

Theatre whilst training includes: Hattie in Kiss Me, Kate; Marian Anderson in First Lady Suite; Celeste in Sunday in the Park with George; Celia in As You Like It and Laurey in Oklahoma!.

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (Dominion Theatre); The Light in the Piazza (Royal Festival Hall and LA Opera); Lula Buffington and Almeta in Violet (Charing Cross Theatre); Putting It Together (Hope Mill Theatre); Marta in Company (Aberdeen Arts Centre); Tzeitel in Fiddler on the Roof (Chichester Festival Theatre); Clara Brown in Ghost (UK tour) and Show Boat (Gillian Lynne Theatre).

Other work includes: The Boss in Heel; ensemble in Sing Street; repertory company in From Page to Stage; Nadia in F**ked in Marrakech and Mamie Till in Rosa.

Ensemble, Understudy Tzipporah, Nefertari

Training: ArtsEd.

Theatre whilst training includes: Once on This Island and Newsies.

Theatre includes: The Prince of Egypt (Dominion Theatre) and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (London Palladium).

Television includes: On the Town (BBC Proms); West Side Story (BBC Proms) and The Olivier Awards (ITV).

Recordings include: Rumi: The Musical (Nadim Naaman) and Barista The Musical (Evelyn James Productions).

Casey is originally from Leicester and trained at ArtsEd, London.

Swing

Training: Laine Theatre Arts and Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts.

Theatre whilst training includes: Matilda (Cambridge Theatre) and The Wizard of Oz (London Palladium).

Theatre includes: understudy Sonny in Grease (Royal Caribbean) and AJ Live 2020 (UK tour).

Jordan is making his adult West End debut in The Prince of Egypt and would like to thank his family, friends and agents for their ongoing support and love.

Swing, Stand-By Fight Captain

Training: Doreen Bird College, achieving a diploma in Professional Musical Theatre and Dance.

Theatre includes: ensemble in 9 to 5 The Musical (UK and Ireland tour); swing, Gym Captain and understudy Michael Wormwood in Matilda (UK and Ireland tour); swing, ensemble and assistant dance captain in Wicked (UK and Ireland tour and international tour); Tumblebrutus in Cats (Oasis of the Seas) and ensemble in Jack and the Beanstalk (Horsham).

Television includes: Take That in The Royal Variety Performance and Tonight at the London Palladium (ITV).

Other work includes: Just Eat (commercial).

Twitter: @thatboyaboutown

Ensemble, Understudy Aaron, Moses

Training: ArtsEd (BA Hons) and The BRIT School.

Theatre includes: Jamie in The Last Five Years (The Other Palace); Don Lockwood in Singin’ in the Rain (Gaiety Theatre); Fabrizio Naccarelli understudy in The Light in the Piazza (Royal Festival Hall and LA Opera, Los Angeles); understudy Aladdin in Disney’s Aladdin (Prince Edward Theatre); Follies (Royal Albert Hall); The Who’s Tommy (Greenwich Theatre); The Little Mermaid (UK tour); Niki in Out of This World (Rose & Crown); The 12 Tenors (Asian tour & Monte-Carlo); Prince Charming in Cinderella (Arts Centre) and understudy in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Devonshire Park Theatre).

Television includes: Humans (Channel 4); All Star Musicals (ITV) and Dancing On Ice (ITV).

Film includes: Rocketman and The Theory of Everything.

Other work includes: lead vocalist for Aida Cruises and soloist on BBC Radio 2’s Friday Night Is Music Night (Mermaid Theatre).

www.dannybecker.co.uk

Ensemble, Understudy Ramses

Training: Laine Theatre Arts.

Theatre includes: Evita (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Guys and Dolls (Mill at Sonning); Legally Blonde (UK tour); Mamma Mia! (Novello Theatre); Peter Pan (Wimbledon Theatre) and Snow White (Yvonne Arnaud Theatre).

Television includes: The Liberator (Netflix); It’s a Sin (Channel 4) and McDonald & Dodds (ITV).

Film includes: Bohemian Rhapsody (GK Films).

Ensemble

Training: Tring Park School for the Performing Arts and Urdang Academy.

Theatre whilst training includes: Kate in Bad Girls (Laura Checkley) and Roxy in Chicago (Regan Shepherd).

Theatre includes: ensemble in Disney’s Aladdin (West End and Stuttgart, Germany); dancer in Classically British (Mark Elie); Bond Girl in Live and Let Hedge (choreography by Will Peacon); dancer in the Royal Albert Hall Schools’ Gala and Little Mouse and Party Girl in The Nutcracker (English National Ballet – Wayne Eagling).

Television includes: Mini Chef and model on This Morning (ITV).

Film includes: Disney’s Aladdin – The Musical (Walt Disney Pictures).

Pàje would like to thank everyone who has shown support and encouragement over the years. A special thanks to Debra, Mother Groome, Grandma, Nana G and her Mum.

Swing (Maternity Cover)

Training: Bird College.

Theatre whilst training includes: Pilar in Legally Blonde (Simon Hardwick); Scorpio in Zodiac (Matt Nicholson); London International Horse Show (BBC) and Move It (Matt Nicholson).

Theatre includes: Snow White (Qdos).

Catherine is delighted to be making her West End debut and would like to thank her friends, family and everyone else who helped her along the way!

Ensemble, Understudy Moses, Ramses, Fight Captain

Training: ArtsEd.

Theatre whilst training includes: Bobby and ensemble in Cabaret and Alberto Beddini in Top Hat.

Theatre includes: swing and understudy Grantaire in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre) and Menino in Out of Water – A Brazilian Pocket Musical.

Ensemble, Understudy Tuya, Yocheved

Training: London School of Musical Theatre.

Theatre includes: Mother in Broken Wings (Theatre Royal Haymarket and Middle East); guest vocalist in Wonderful Town with the London Symphony Orchestra (Barbican); Elena in Tiger Bay (Wales Millennium Centre); Lady of the Lake in Monty Python’s Spamalot (English Theatre, Frankfurt); guest vocalist for Russell Watson (UK tour); Renee and understudy Muriel in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (UK tour); featured vocalist for Michael Ball: Both Sides Now (UK, UAE and DVD); Rhoda in White Christmas (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); Helvetia Burelli in The Rat Pack: Live From Vegas (Wyndham’s Theatre) and Magdalena in Bernarda Alba (Union).

Recordings include: Rumi – The Musical (concept album); The Prince of Egypt (original cast recording); Wonder Woman 1984; Dumbo; Mary Poppins Returns; Mission: Impossible – Fallout; Broken Wings – The Musical (concept album) and Justice League.

Swing, Understudy Tuya, Yocheved

Theatre includes: Hair (50th anniversary UK tour); 21 Chump Street (The Courtyard Theatre); Hair (Hope Mill Theatre and The Vaults); Wicked (UK and Ireland tour); Parade (Southwark Playhouse); The Fix (Union Theatre); Seussical the Musical (Selladoor/Arts Theatre); Spring Awakening (UK tour); Godspell (Union Theatre) and Grease! (European tour).

Recordings include: recording backing vocalist in Eliza and the Bear.

Natalie is thrilled to be joining the original cast of The Prince of Egypt and would like to give a massive thank you to her Mum, Dad and brother for all their continued support.

Twitter: @Nat_green

Ensemble Cover

Training: Laine Theatre Arts

Theatre includes: Charles in Whistle Down The Wind (Off West End); Doctor Dolittle (UK tour); Mungojerrie in Cats (South Korea, Taiwan & Royal Caribbean); Come Fly With Me (Royal Caribbean); Miranda Sings Live! (Leicester Square Theatre); Beauty and The Beast (The Capitol, Horsham); Aladdin (Yvonne Arnaud Theatre); A Little Princess, The Canterville Ghost, The Secret Garden, Snow White (Peacock Theatre, Sadler’s Wells).

TV/Film credits: The Show Must Go On (Dramatic Forces – Documentary); Angelina Ballerina (HIT Entertainment); dancer for FA Cup Final (ITV).

George is delighted to be joining the company of The Prince of Egypt and would like to thank Logan, his family, agents and Muriel Bordenave for their ongoing support.

Ensemble, Understudy Aaron

Training: Laine Theatre Arts.

Theatre includes: Sunset Boulevard (Alexandra Palace Theatre); covered George in The Wedding Singer (South Korea); Chistery and cover Boq in Wicked (UK and Ireland tour); Gremio in Kiss Me, Kate (Théâtre Du Châtelet, Paris and Grand Théâtre, Luxembourg); Warner in Legally Blonde (Daegu Opera House, South Korea); cover Emmett (Leicester Curve) and Miss Saigon (Prince Edward Theatre).

Television includes: Galavant (season 2 – ABC Studios); Murder in Mind (BBC One) and Sky Interactive (Sky).

Film includes: Mary Poppins Returns (Disney) and Miss Saigon 25th Anniversary (Universal Pictures).

Other Work includes: GRAMMY-nominated The Prince of Egypt original cast recording; Miss Saigon: The Definitive Live Recording (original cast recording) and The Heat Is Back On: The Remaking of Miss Saigon (DVD documentary).

Jack dedicates his performance to the memory of Daniel Bolton.

Swing

Training: Conteur Academy, Toronto, Canada – contemporary dance graduate.

Theatre includes: swing in Bat Out of Hell; Little Jules in How to Solve a Problem Like Murder (UnCorked Theatre); The Suffocating Truth (Untitled Dance Company/UK tour); Eve of St George (Transcen|Dance Company, Toronto) and The Waiting Room: In Defence of Being (Helix Dance Project, Toronto).

Film includes: dancer in Everybody’s Talking About Jamie and chorus in Cats.

Kalene is thrilled to be part of the outstanding cast of The Prince of Egypt and would like to thank her family, friends and mentors for their unwavering support.

Ensemble

Training: Addict Dance Academy.

Theatre includes: Matthew Bourne’s Romeo & Juliet (UK tour); Jack and the Beanstalk (White Rock Theatre); Dance Proms (Royal Albert Hall); Evita (UK tour) and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (UK tour).

Television includes: Taking the Next Step (CBBC) and Dancing on Ice 2020 (ITV).

Other work includes: Rhythm of Life NHS (advert/short Film); London Fashion Week X Richard Quinn (model/dancer); Shay Barclay Creates’ Don’t Loose Touch (short film); An Evening at Joe’s – 42nd Street (short film); Anasa O’Neill with choreographer Tabias Ellehammer (music label workshop) and The Wiz with choreographer Leah Hill (West End pilot).

Christian is delighted to be making his West End debut in the original cast and would like to say a special thank you to his friends and family for their ongoing support.

Ensemble, Understudy Tzipporah

Training: the BRIT School and ArtsEd with a BA (Hons) degree in Musical Theatre.

Theatre whilst training includes: Cynthia in Priscilla Queen of the Desert (ArtsEd) and Mary in Bullets Over Broadway (ArtsEd).

Theatre includes: Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre), High Fidelity (Turbine Theatre) and Evita (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre).

Television includes: The Power (Amazon Studios) and Comic Relief (BBC).

Other work includes: Disney’s Broadway Hits (Royal Albert Hall); Olivier Awards (Royal Albert Hall); Billionaire Boy workshop directed by Luke Sheppard and The Boy in The Dress directed by Gregory Doran.

Swing

Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts (Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation Scholar), The Dance School of Scotland.

Theatre whilst training includes: Burrs in The Wild Party; Bert in Mary Poppins; ensemble, James The Anabaptist and The Captain in Candide; Henry Tilney in Northanger Abbey; ensemble in A Man of No Importance and Nurse and Jason’s Attendant in Medea.

Daniel is thrilled to be making his West End debut in The Prince of Egypt, and would like to thank his mum, Margaret, and his Uncle Jimmy for their constant love and support. He would also like to thank Katie and Gabe for their positivity and light.

Twitter: @DanielLuiz__

Ensemble, Understudy Seti, Jethro

Training: Rose Bruford.

Theatre includes: Flick in Violet (Charing Cross Theatre); Gregory in The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin (Theatre Royal Stratford East); Jake in Side Show (Southwark Playhouse); Piven in Sunny Afternoon (Harold Pinter Theatre); Sammy Davis Jr in The Rat Pack (London Palladium and international tour); Reflection Day (Theatre 503); Porgy and Bess (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Jimmie in A Taste Of Honey (Greenwich Theatre); Miss Saigon (UK tour); Fences (Duchess Theatre); Christmas With The Rat Pack (Wyndham’s Theatre); Desert Boy (Birmingham Rep); Elegies For Angels, Punks and Raging Queens (Shaw Theatre); Effigies Of Wickedness (Gate Theatre) and Cherry Picking Cotton (Albany Theatre).

Television includes: Brothers With No Game.

Film Includes: Soft Lad.

Jay would like to thank his agent James Foster, mother and his partner Marizia for her love and support.

Ensemble, Understudy Hotep, Seti

Theatre includes: understudy Young Horseman, Nugget, Trojan and Nurse in Equus (Trafalgar Studios); Subway Ghost in Ghost The Musical (Asia tour); Mufasa in Disney’s The Lion King (Australian tour and West End); Subway Ghost in Ghost The Musical (West End); Hud in Hair (European tour); vocalist in Thriller Live (West End); Tyrone in Fame The Musical (UK tour) and alternate Harry and understudy leading male in Never Forget (West End).

Ensemble, Dance Captain (Maternity Cover)

Training: Laine Theatre Arts.

Theatre includes: Grease (Grand Theatre, Leeds); dance captain on Saturday Night Fever (UK tour); Jemima and cover Victoria in Cats (international tour); dance captain and understudy Lisa and Penny in Dirty Dancing (UK tour) and Ich war noch niemals in New York (Stage Entertainment, Germany).

Ensemble

Training: Laine Theatre Arts – First Class degree (BA Hons) in Musical Theatre and a diploma (distinction) in Professional Dance.

Theatre whilst training includes: ensemble and understudy Maid Marion in Robin Hood (Qdos Entertainment); dancer in Time Flies – a Royal Gala Celebration; dancer/singer in The Feast of St George (Trafalgar Square); dancer/singer in Jack and the Beanstalk giant 3D spectacular; Carol Strong in Catch Me if You Can (LTA Studio Theatre) and Tina in Sister Act (LTA Studio Theatre).

Alice is delighted to be making her professional and West End debut in this original cast. She would like to thank her family and friends for all their support.

www.alicereadie.com

Swing, Understudy Jethro, Ramses

Training: The Royal Academy of Music.

Theatre whilst training includes: Gerry Raffles, Hal Prince and Frank Norman in Miss Littlewood (Greenwich Theatre); Wilson in Fugitive Songs (Susie Sainsbury Theatre); ensemble, Sailor, Prisoner and Leroy in Hal Prince, A Life in The Theatre (Susie Sainsbury Theatre) and Harthouse in Hard Times (Susie Sainsbury Theatre).
The Prince of Egypt marks Samuel’s West End and professional debut. Samuel would like to thank his partner Marian, his Family and Friends and his agent for their constant support.

Twitter: @samsarpongbroni

Ensemble, Understudy Hotep

Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

Theatre includes: Smudge in Forever Plaid (Upstairs at the Gatehouse).

Theatre whilst training includes: Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls; Dodge in London Road; Governor John Slaton in Parade and Sohovik in Danny Yankees.

Other work includes: Ball and Boe (ITV special and the O2 Arena).

Twitter: @chrishort96

Swing

Training: Tring Park School of Performing Arts.

Theatre includes: Encore Dance Company (Antony Dowson) UK tour; Roaring 20s (Best Parties Ever), Beyond Repair Dance Company (Jane Coulsten) and Supreme Showgirls: The Rat Pack Live (Lizzie Hill).

Television includes: Rest Your Love, The Vamps (Frank Borin).

Other work includes: dancer/aerialist with Celebrity Cruise Entertainment.

Molly is delighted to be making her West End debut in The Prince of Egypt and would like to thank her family and friends for their ongoing support.

Swing

Training: HSPVA, Houston, TX, USA and Bird College, London.

Theatre whilst training includes: Jack and the Beanstalk (Cliffs Pavilion, Southend).

Theatre includes: The Merry Widow (Opera North, UK tour); Aladdin (Alhambra, Bradford); Beauty and the Beast (Grand Opera House, Belfast) and Come What May (UK tour).

Twitter: @marcoRventurini

Ensemble

Training: Urdang Academy.

Theatre includes: Disney’s The Lion King (West End) and Matthew Bourne’s Lord of the Flies.

Ricardo wishes to thank all his friends and family for their love and support over the years. The journey to get here has been tough and he is forever grateful to you all.

Ensemble, Assistant Dance Captain (Maternity Cover)

Training: Urdang Academy.

Theatre includes: ensemble in Disney’s Aladdin (Prince Edward Theatre); Chino in West Side Story (UK and Ireland tour) and ensemble and cover Stalker in The Bodyguard (Musical Dome, Cologne).

Television includes: Brit Crew in RuPaul’s Drag Race – Season 1 (BBC); All Star Musicals (ITV); The One Show (BBC) and Schlagercountdown (Germany).

Niko is thrilled to be joining the London cast of The Prince of Egypt and would like to thank his family in Germany, friends and agent for their ongoing support and love.

Ensemble

Training: Phil Winston’s Theatreworks.

Theatre includes: Victoria the White Cat in Cats (Kilworth House Theatre); Remembering the Movies (UK tour); Cinderella (Imagine Theatre) and Swan Lake, Giselle and The Nutcracker (English Youth Ballet).

Television includes: semi-finalist with Dane Bates Collective on The Greatest Dancer (BBC) and soloist on Got to Dance (Sky 1).

Other work includes: The Works at Viva Blackpool in 2015–2018 (Phil Winston’s); MOVE IT main stage (Dane Bates Collective); soloist at the ADFP Awards (Dane Bates); dancer at the Carl Alan Awards; dancer at Euro Disney (Classic Academy of Dance) and dancer at Free Radio Live concert main stage (LG Arena, 2013-2014).

Awards include: IDTA Theatre Awards – Modern winner, IDTA Theatre Awards – Theatre Craft winner, IDTA Theatre Awards – Modern Jazz winner, and South Staffordshire Junior Ballet champion.

Young Miriam / Leah / Young Hebrew

Training: Stages Performing Arts.

Other work includes: in 2020 Chenai filmed as a featured dancer for the Right Here Festival (Red Face Films).

Chenai is super excited to be making her West End debut with The Prince of Egypt in the role of Young Miriam / Leah / Young Hebrew Girl and would like to thank all those that have helped her to achieve her dreams. Chenai is represented by Stages Management.

Young Aaron / Young Egyptian Boy / Young Midian Boy

Training: Cian has trained in Ballroom and Latin Dance since the age of 5 at JJ Dance Studios, he also trains with vocal coach Kimberley Thursfield and at D&B Academy of Performing Arts in all aspects of singing, acting and dancing.

Cian is really excited to be making his professional stage debut in The Prince of Egypt and thanks his family, friends and teachers for their continued support

Young Miriam / Leah / Young Hebrew Girl

Theatre includes: having made her West End debut at the age of 9 as Young Cosette in the original production of Les Misérables (Queens Theatre, West End), Maiya is thrilled to have joined the cast of The Prince of Egypt.

Film includes: in 2020 Maiya filmed a lead role in short film Tinned Pears (The Progress Film Company).

Maiya has always had a passion for singing and with no formal training she is a self-taught performer.

Young Miriam / Leah / Young Hebrew Girl

Training: Jersey loves performing! She is an Urdang Associate in Musical Theatre and also a student at Hamilton Training Academy and Stage Right Studio.

Theatre includes: The Duchess of Malfi (Almeida Theatre)

Other work includes: TV commercials for Coca-Cola, GE, Ocean Rescue, Aldi and Lego.

She is so excited to play the role of Young Miriam / Leah / Young Hebrew Girl in The Prince of Egypt. She would like to thank all those that have helped her achieve her dreams. Jersey is represented by Daisy & Dukes.

Young Aaron / Young Egyptian Boy / Young Midian Boy

Training: Taylor is 12 years old and trains at The Pauline Quirke Academy.

Theatre includes: Benji in Priscilla Queen of the Desert (UK tour); Trouble’s a Brewin (Her Majesty’s Theatre); Titanic (Queens Theatre); Assassins (Brookside Theatre); Peter Pan (Brookside Theatre); A Christmas Carol (Brookside Theatre) and Half A Six Pence (Kenneth Moore Theatre).

Other work includes: Macmillan, World’s Biggest Coffee Morning (commercial).

Taylor is thrilled to be re-joining the cast of The Prince of Egypt.

Young Aaron / Young Egyptian Boy / Young Midian Boy

Training: New London Performing Arts Centre (NLPAC)
George trains in ballet, tap, street dance, singing and drama. He also plays the violin.

George is very excited to be making his West End debut in The Prince of Egypt!

Young Miriam / Leah / Young Hebrew Girl

Theatre includes: having made her professional stage debut in July 2019 as part of the children’s ensemble in Hansel & Gretel at the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, Iman was in the original cast for The Prince of Egypt and is delighted to have been called back again to perform in the show.

Television includes: She has also voiced the character Indrani in Sky’s animation The Brilliant World of Tom Gates and she has been confirmed to record for the second series later this year.

Recordings include: The Prince of Egypt (original cast recording).

Iman has enjoyed performing arts from a young age and regularly sings and performs.

Young Aaron / Young Egyptian Boy / Young Midian Boy

Training: Vishal has been training with Stagecoach Performing Arts School since he was 5 years old. He loves dancing, drama and singing.

Other work includes: Vishal filmed content for the ‘Audition Ready’ App.

When he is not on stage, he loves to play cricket, football and rugby. He is keen on art and really loves drawing cartoon figures and caricatures. Vishal is thrilled to be making his West End debut in The Prince of Egypt.

Music And Lyrics

Stephen is probably best known in the UK for his scores for Wicked and Godspell. Other shows to which he contributed music and/or lyrics, and which have been seen in the UK include: Pippin, The Baker’s Wife, Children of Eden, Working and Rags. He has also written songs for two musicals for young audiences which have been performed here: My Son Pinocchio Jr and Captain Louie. For film, he collaborated with Alan Menken on the songs for Disney’s Enchanted, as well as the animated features Pocahontas and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and wrote the songs for the DreamWorks animated feature The Prince of Egypt. In the classical field, he has composed the opera Séance on a Wet Afternoon and co wrote the English texts with Leonard Bernstein for Bernstein’s Mass. Awards include: three Academy Awards, four GRAMMY Awards and the Isabelle Stevenson Tony Award. Mr Schwartz has been given a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. A book about his career, Defying Gravity, is published by Applause Books. Those interested in additional information are invited to visit www.stephenschwartz.com.

Book

Philip has written numerous plays, television episodes and motion picture screenplays in Los Angeles and Europe. His screenwriting credits include: Disney’s Pocahontas and Mulan, and DreamWorks’ The Prince of Egypt and The Road to El Dorado. For the past several years, Mr LaZebnik has lived in Denmark, where he wrote the book for My Fairytale, a theatrical musical about Hans Christian Andersen with songs by Stephen Schwartz, as well as numerous movies and television shows throughout Europe and the US. His produced movies include: The Lost Treasure of the Knights Templar series in Denmark; The Three Investigators and the Secret of Skeleton Island and The Three Investigators and the Secret of Terror Castle for Studio Hamburg, Germany; and the English screenplay for the animated features Asterix and the Vikings and Asterix and the Domain of the Gods. He also wrote the television miniseries Hindenburg: The Last Flight in Germany and the Christmas television series Ludvig and Santa Claus for TV 2 in Denmark.

Director

Scott is the Artistic Director of the acclaimed Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor, New York. His productions include: on Broadway: Golda’s Balcony and Jane Eyre (co-directed with John Caird) and, off Broadway: Murder for Two; Bat Boy The Musical (Lucille Lortel and Outer Critics Circle awards for Outstanding Off-Broadway Musical, and Drama Desk Award nomination for Outstanding Director of a Musical); tick, tick…BOOM! (Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Off-Broadway Musical and Drama Desk Award nomination for Outstanding Director of a Musical); The Foreigner, starring Matthew Broderick; Rooms – A Rock Romance; Franz Kafka’s The Castle (Outer Critics Circle Award nomination for Outstanding Director of a Play); Gigantic and No Way to Treat a Lady. His previous London theatre productions include: tick, tick…BOOM! (Menier Chocolate Factory), starring Neil Patrick Harris, and Golda’s Balcony (Shaw Theatre). He directed the world premiere of The Prince of Egypt in a co-production between TheatreWorks Silicon Valley and Fredericia Teater in Denmark.

His other credits include: the US premiere of Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame and subsequent productions in Germany and Japan; Big Fish at the Seoul Arts Center in Korea and the world premiere of Séance on a Wet Afternoon at Opera Santa Barbara and New York City Opera. Scott is a graduate of Harvard University.

Choreography

Sean is a Caribbean-Canadian choreographer. His journey with The Prince of Egypt began at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, Fredericia Teater in Denmark and Tuacahn Center for the Arts in Utah. He choreographed the re-imagined West Side Story for NYC’s Carnegie Hall and Daddy Cool – The Musical for the West End, earning a WhatsOnStage Award nomination for Best Choreography. Starting his artistic journey as a figure skater, Sean’s love for dance took over. He studied at the Alvin Ailey School in NYC and landed his first job, at 17, in Michael Jackson’s ‘Bad’ music video. He choreographed for Vanessa Williams, Janet Jackson, Prince, Tina Turner, Whitney Houston, Queen Latifah and Britney Spears. Sean choreographed and acted in Whitney Houston’s film The Bodyguard. He won two MTV Music Video Awards and choreographs for So You Think You Can Dance in the US, Canada and the UK, and was a presenter and judge on the UK show Dirty Dancing: The Time of Your Life. Sean is creative director for the world’s most-celebrated and prestigious Ice show, Art on Ice. Being part of the outstanding The Prince of Egypt creative team is a dream come true.

Set Design

Kevin has been designing stage, film and exhibitions from his home base of Chicago for the past 15 years. His Chicago theatre credits include productions at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Goodman Theatre, Court Theatre, Writers Theatre, Drury Lane Oakbrook and Chicago Children’s Theatre. He was the associate designer for the Broadway productions of Of Mice and Men, August: Osage County, The Motherf**ker With the Hat, On Your Feet and the current North American tour of Cats. His many regional credits include productions at McCarter Theatre Center, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Mark Taper Forum, Arden Theatre, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Yale Repertory Theatre, The Public Theater, Brooklyn Academy of Music and Glimmerglass Festival. International credits include: National Theatre of Great Britain, Danish National Opera House and the Fredericia Teater in Denmark. He is currently designing the North American tour of The King’s Speech and several touring exhibitions, including The Hunger Games: The Exhibition and Jurassic World: The Exhibition.

www.kevindepinetstudio.com

Costume Design

Ann has won or been nominated for theatre awards for her designs, including the Tony, Drama Desk, Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle, American Theatre Wing, Outer Critics Circle and Olivier awards. A Tony winner for Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and nominee for the original Broadway productions of Into the Woods and Sunday in the Park With George. Design credits include: over 200 off-Broadway and regional US theatre productions for some of the most highly regarded theatres and many of the world’s finest producers and directors, including Gillian Lynne, Michael Langham and John Doyle. Her work has been seen in over 35 productions of Beauty and the Beast, and other designs feature in shows all over the world, from the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus, Mikhailovsky Ballet in St Petersburg, Opera Australia in Sydney and the Metropolitan Opera in New York, as well as designs for film, television and concerts. Ann is a recipient of the inaugural Patricia Zipprodt Award for Innovative Costume Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology and a seasoned lecturer and adjunct professor at Rutgers University. She has also represented the USA at the Prague Design Quadrennial.

Lighting Design

Mike is a New York City-based lighting and scenic designer and is excited to be making his West End debut. He designed the lighting for the world premiere of The Prince of Egypt at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley in California, and at Fredericia Teater in Denmark. Across the United States, Mike has most notably designed at the Bay Street Theater, Laguna Playhouse, Rubicon Theatre Company (four-time LA Ovation Award nominee), TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, American Theatre of Actors in NYC, Guild Hall, Quintessence Theatre Company, Abingdon Theatre, Connecticut Repertory Theatre and Dorset Theatre Festival. He has also designed the lighting for themed attractions at Busch Gardens Williamsburg. Mike holds a BFA from the University of Connecticut, and is a proud member of United Scenic Artists, Local USA829.

www.mikebillingsdesign.com

Sound Design

Sound design award highlights: Olivier Award for Come From Away; Olivier Award for Memphis; Olivier Award for Merrily We Roll Along; Tony Award Nomination for A Little Night Music; Tony Nomination for End of the Rainbow, Olivier Award Nomination for Bat Out of Hell, Olivier Award Nomination for Top Hat, Olivier Award Nomination for End of the Rainbow; Outer Critics Circle Award for Come From Away Broadway and Pro Sound Award for Sound Engineer of the Year. West End musical design highlights: Cinderella; Back to the Future; The Prince of Egypt; Romeo & Juliet; Come From Away; Bat Out of Hell; Strictly Ballroom; 42nd Street; Young Frankenstein; Wind in the Willows; Memphis, I Can’t Sing; In the Heights; Top Hat and La Cage Aux Folles. International design highlights: MJ (Broadway); Diana (Broadway); Summer (Broadway); Come From Away (Broadway); Bronx Tale (Broadway); Starlight Express (Bochum, Germany); Clueless (New York); Disney’s Hunchback of Notre Dame (Worldwide); Spring Awakening (Broadway); Disney’s Little Mermaid (Worldwide); End of the Rainbow (Broadway, London); A Little Night Music (Broadway, London) and Sister Act (UK, Brazil, Italy, France, Netherlands).

Projection Design

Jon Driscoll studied cinematography at the National Film and Television School, Beaconsfield, and theatre design at Croydon College of Art. West End designs include: Ink; Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Olivier Award); Ghost The Musical (Drama Desk Award and Tony nomination); Brief Encounter (Olivier nomination); The Exorcist; Stephen Ward; From Here to Eternity; The King’s Speech; Enron (Olivier nomination); Frost/Nixon; The Wizard of Oz; Love Never Dies; Dirty Dancing and Our House. National Theatre designs include: Small Island; I’m Not Running; 3 Winters; King Lear; The Effect; Travelling Light; Earthquakes in London; Nation; The Power of Yes; The Observer; Gethsemane; Her Naked Skin; Fram; A Matter of Life and Death and The Reporter. Broadway designs include: Finding Neverland and Chaplin The Musical (Drama Desk nomination). Dance designs include: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland for the Royal Ballet (Olivier nomination). Opera designs include: Carmen at the Santa Fe Opera. Concert and events designs include: The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall; Secret Cinema’s Blade Runner and Kate Bush’s Before the Dawn at the Hammersmith Apollo.

Illusions

Chris is a member of The Magic Circle. He works worldwide as international illusions and magic associate for Harry Potter and The Cursed Child. Theatre credits as illusion consultant include: Back To The Future: The Musical (Adelphi Theatre); Wicked (NeueFlora Theatre, Hamburg); Company (Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, New York and Gielgud); Big The Musical (Dominion); Peter Gynt (National Theatre); Superhero (Tony Kiser Theater, New York); Julie (National Theatre); Angels in America (National Theatre and Broadway); Macbeth (RSC, Swan Theatre and Barbican); Barnum (Menier Chocolate Factory); The Hypocrite (Hull Truck Theatre/RSC, Swan Theatre); No Man’s Land (Wyndham’s); Into the Woods (Royal Exchange); Here We Go (National Theatre); Treasure Island (National Theatre); Xanadu (Southwark Playhouse) and The Skriker (Royal Exchange).

Hair, Wigs & Makeup Design

Theatre includes: Leopoldstadt; Uncle Vanya; City Of Angels; All About Eve; The Light In The Piazza (Royal Festival Hall); Rosmersholm; Company; The King & I; Allelujah!; Funny Girl; St. Joan; One Night in Miami; City of Angels; The Young Chekhov Trilogy; Bend It Like Beckham; Made In Dagenham; Gypsy; Guys & Dolls; The Bodyguard (West End & UK); End Game; Present Laughter; The Master Builder; The Lorax; High Society; Electra; Clarence Darrow; Sweet Bird of Youth; Richard III; Kiss Me, Kate; Inherit the Wind (The Old Vic); Company; Girl From The North Country; A Christmas Carol; TINA – The Tina Turner Musical; Ink; The Ferryman; Farinelli and the King; 1984; Groundhog Day; Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; Les Liaisons Dangereueses; The Cripple of Inishmaan; Matilda; Ghost; Billy Elliot; La Bête; Private Lives; Rock ‘n’ Roll (West End / Broadway); King Lear; To Kill A Mockingbird; Head Over Heels; Carousel; Three Tall Women; Hello, Dolly!; The Front Page; The Crucible; Misery; Sylvia; A Delicate Balance; It’s Only A Play; Betrayal; Mary Stuart; Les Misérables; One Man Two Guvnors; Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark (Broadway). Opera includes: Don Carlos; L’enfant et les sortileges (Bolshoi Opera Moscow); Anna Nicole (BAM); Elektra (Aixen-Provence). Film and TV includes: The Marvelous Mrs Maisel; Orange is the New Black and Downton Abbey (film).

Orchestrations

August’s Broadway credits include: orchestrations for Come From Away (Olivier Award and Grammy nomination); Bright Star (Tony Award nomination); Gigi; First Date, and Hugh Jackman: Back on Broadway (additional orchestrations); The Addams Family (dance arrangements and additional orchestrations); Memphis (dance arrangements); Million Dollar Quartet (associate music supervisor); Ring of Fire (associate MD); All Shook Up (MD) and Rent (associate conductor). Off-Broadway: Bar; Romantic Poetry; Walmartopia and Imperfect Chemistry. Other: A Christmas Story Live (Fox); Once Upon a Time (ABC); Disney’s Descendants (Andrew Lippa’s ‘Evil Like Me’); 2011 Billboard Music Awards; I Am Harvey Milk; Bull Durham and James and the Giant Peach.

Musical Supervision and Arrangements

Dominick served for over a decade as Associate Music Supervisor (US) of Stephen Schwartz’s musical Wicked, also conducting the show on Broadway, in Los Angeles, and across the USA on the first national tour. Other credits include: First Date (Broadway – music supervision and arrangements); Heathers (off-Broadway – music director); Gigantic (off-Broadway – music supervision, arrangements and orchestrations); The Blue Flower (off-Broadway – music director); Cabaret (US national tour); Oliver! (US national tour); and many others. Dominick produced the GRAMMY-nominated cast album for The Prince of Egypt, along with the cast albums for First Date, Heathers, Secondhand Lions, and more. Dominick continues to develop new musicals around the US, and is a Distinguished Artist in Residence at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where he is also the coordinator of the Musical Theatre department.

Musical Director

Dave was musical director for the 2016/17 international tour of Stephen Schwartz’s Wicked and conducted its Chinese premiere in Shanghai. He returned to Wicked for its sell-out UK and Ireland tour in 2018. He was associate musical supervisor for the 2020 Australian premiere of Shrek The Musical. His other work as musical director includes: Shrek The Musical (UK and Ireland tour); Ghost The Musical (UK and Ireland tour); By Jeeves (Landor Theatre); Flashdance The Musical (world premiere in 2008 and West End in 2010); Starlight Express (UK and Ireland tour); Starlight Express (Bochum, Germany); Jesus Christ Superstar (UK and Ireland tour) and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (West End).

Casting Director

Jim is a freelance casting director of musicals and plays for West End and regional theatres, and for UK and international tours. He established Jim Arnold Casting in 2018, having previously worked as associate casting director for Pippa Ailion Casting from 2012-2018. He is a full member of the Casting Director’s Guild of Great Britain and Ireland.

Theatre includes: Wicked (Apollo Victoria); The Prince of Egypt (Dominion); Pretty Woman: The Musical (Piccadilly); Rock of Ages (UK tour); A Christmas Carol (Dominion); West Side Story (Royal Exchange, Manchester); Curtains (Wyndham’s and UK tour); Bend It Like Beckham (St Lawrence Centre, Toronto); Captain Corelli’s Mandolin (Harold Pinter and UK tour); The Mirror Crack’d (Wales Millennium Centre and Wiltshire Creative); Eugenius! (The Other Palace); The Wedding Singer (Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre and UK tour); The Rest is Silence (dreamthinkspeak); Crave and Illusions (Actors Touring Company); DNA (Hull Truck and UK tour); Yerma (Gate and Hull Truck); Pericles Re-imagined (Regent’s Park) and Matilda: The Musical (original casting associate for the RSC). Casting assistants – Olivia Dingley and Charlotte Fox.

www.jimarnoldcasting.com

Children’s Casting Director

Theatre includes as children’s casting director: Frozen The Musical (Theatre Royal Drury Lane), South Pacific (Chichester Festival Theatre), Carousel (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre) School of Rock The Musical (UK tour), Leopoldstadt (Wyndham’s Theatre), Rare Earth Mettle, Shoe Lady and KILL (Royal Court Theatre), Hansel and Gretel (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre), The Hunt (Almeida Theatre), Small Island (National Theatre), To Kill a Mockingbird (UK tour), The Ferryman (Royal Court Theatre and Gielgud Theatre), Frozen (Haymarket Theatre). As casting director: The Gods Are Not To Blame (Almeida Theatre), The Dilemma of a Ghost (Almeida Theatre), The Midnight Gang (Chichester Festival Theatre), Twelfth Night, The Country Wife and Kiki’s Delivery Service (Southwark Playhouse), Spring Awakening (Hope Mill Theatre), all female Posh (Pleasance Theatre), If We Had Some More Cocaine I Could Show You How I Love You (Old Red Lion Theatre). Television includes: Pursuit of Love (young persons casting), Riviera, Counterpart, Berlin Station (casting associate). Films include: Death to 2020 (casting associate); Peter Pan and Wendy (UK children’s casting associate); Enola Holmes, Radioactive, Farming (children’s casting); Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (children’s casting associate); Nativity 3! – Dude Where’s My Donkey? (children’s casting assistant).

Associate Director

Jeremy is thrilled to be working again with Scott Schwartz and this fabulous team to bring The Prince of Egypt to the West End. He is an alumnus of the Directors Lab West, a proud member of the SDC and the artistic director of CCAE Theatricals in the United States. Associate/assistant directing credits include: Broadway: Bonnie & Clyde; International: The Prince of Egypt (TheatreWorks, Fredericia Teater, Denmark); Off-Broadway: Murder for Two (New World Stages); Freedom Riders (NYMF); National Tour: Murder for Two and Xanadu. Regional: Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Paper Mill Playhouse, La Jolla Playhouse); Rain; Into The Woods (Old Globe); Secondhand Lions (5th Ave). Selected directing credits include: International: Murder for Two (Calgary, Japan); Regional: Curious Incident (Farmers Alley); Bridges of Madison County (Public Theatre San Antonio); Hairspray; First Date (SDMT); Murder for Two: Christmas Edition (Bucks County Playhouse); Little Women; Spring Awakening; Chess; Carousel; Peter and The Starcatcher; Urinetown (Barn Stage Company). Upcoming projects include: Murder for Two (Bristol Riverside) and the world premiere of Witnesses, a song cycle.

www.jscottlapp.com

Associate Choreographer

Addy, who is making her West End debut, is a Canadian choreographer, dancer and producer now based in Los Angeles. Her theatre credits include: The Prince of Egypt at TheaterWorks Silicon Valley, Tuachan Center for the Arts and the Fredericia Teatre in Denmark. Choreographer credits include: Make it Pop (Nickelodeon); Full Out (Netflix); and music videos for Kelly Clarkson and The Weeknd. Dancer film credits include: Disney’s Descendants franchise; Step Up: All In and Suicide Squad. She is a producer for the renowned urban dance company The Kinjaz and most recently wrapped producing and creative directing the feature film Full Out 2, which premiered worldwide on Netflix in March 2020.

Associate Musical Director

Mark is a musical director, pianist and composer/arranger. He was, most recently, musical director for the West End production of The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4 The Musical (Ambassadors Theatre); associate musical director on Dreamgirls (Savoy Theatre), as well as associate conductor on A Christmas Carol (Old Vic) and musical supervisor for the hip-hop musical In the Willows (UK tour). Other credits include: Billy Elliot The Musical (Victoria Palace); Exposure (St James), as well as deputising at Wicked (Apollo Victoria) and Jersey Boys (Prince Edward), and music-directing multiple workshops and productions of new writing both in the UK and New York.

www.markcollinsmd.co.uk

Resident Director

Lauren trained at Rose Bruford College and graduated with a first class BA (Hons) in Actor Musicianship. Previous creative credits include: resident director of Les Misérables (UK and Ireland tour); Footloose (European tour and West End); assistant director of Silk Road (Trafalgar Studios); Return to the Forbidden Planet (Upstairs at the Gatehouse) and associate director for Silk Road (Live! Theatre Newcastle – transfer, Trafalgar Studios).

As assistant musical director, Lauren’s credits include: Tommy (Greenwich Theatre) and Jason and the Argonauts (The Scoop Theatre, London). Performance credits include: Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Queen’s Theatre); Footloose (European tour and West End); Here Be Monsters and The Santa Trap (Mayflower Theatre and UK tour); The Tale of Mr Tumble (CBeebies); Cabaret (MAC); London Calling (Salisbury Playhouse); Save The Last Dance For Me (UK tour); Carnaby Street (UK tour); The Wind in the Willows (West Yorkshire Playhouse and Watermill Theatre); Thoroughly Modern Millie (Watermill Theatre); The Kissing Dance (Jermyn Street Theatre); Dreamboats and Petticoats (UK tour and West End) and Twelfth Night (UK tour).

Twitter: @Storer_Explorer

Resident Director and Choreographer (Maternity Cover)

Training: the Australian Conservatoire of Ballet and the McDonald College of Performing Arts, Sydney. Theatre includes: ensemble in The Witches of Eastwick (Sweden); dance captain and ensemble in On The Town (Sweden); ensemble/dancer in The Prince Of Egypt (Denmark); dance captain and ensemble in Elf The Musical (Denmark); swing in Chicago (Denmark); Reno’s Angel: Purity in Anything Goes (Denmark) and ensemble in Beauty and the Beast (Denmark). Rachael sends endless love and gratitude to her family, friends and mentors for their continued support.

www.rachaelireson.com

Production Manager

Lloyd trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, before starting his career at the National Theatre and Young Vic Theatre. Productions include: 9 to 5 The Musical (UK tour); Fleabag (Wyndham’s); Rusalka (English National Opera); Cyrano de Bergerac (Playhouse); Captain Corelli’s Mandolin (UK tour and Pinter Theatre); Betrayal – Pinter at the Pinter season (Pinter); The Wild Duck (Almeida); Summer and Smoke (Duke of York’s); The Jungle (Playhouse and St Ann’s Warehouse, New York); Nightfall (Bridge Theatre); TINA – The Tina Turner Musical (Aldwych – associate PM); The Christmasaurus – Live on Stage (Hammersmith Apollo); Project Polunin (London Coliseum); Lady From the Sea (Donmar); Shakespeare Trilogy (Donmar and St Ann’s Warehouse, New York); Oslo (Lyttelton and Pinter); Buried Child and The Spoils (Trafalgar Studios); Blue/Orange and Macbeth (Young Vic); Lela and Co (Royal Court); The Mentalists (Wyndham’s); Constellations (UK tour); Neville’s Island (Duke of York’s) and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Theatre Royal Drury Lane – assistant PM).